[METHOD] Avoid FB pic verification process

MarkWilson

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I experimented some time with FB account creation.
I tried with all types of proxies, 4g mobile proxies are the best and most secure with FB for sure.
1 IP = 1 ACC
I use my phone as proxy so I just have to switch on and off the internet connection to get a new IP.
I create non PVA accounts (with mail only).
I use EditThisCookie chrome extension to Export/import cookies.
This is the important part: if you don't save cookies for each account you make you will get pic verification.
You will need to clear cookies every time you successfully create an account, so after exporting the cookies in a txt leave Facebook.com (just go on google.com) and clear everything with click&clean chrome extension.
Now everytime you have to login in one of the accounts just select an unique mobile IP, clear cookies (just to be sure) and import the pre-saved cookies. After that you will only have to surf to facebook.com and you will be logged in.

This strategy should keep your account safe (at least if you don't join groups, post links etc).
I don't do anything too spammy on the accounts so I cannot guarantee they will stay safe even with group posting etc.

I think the pic verification is related to keeping the accounts safe from hacking rather than to punish spammy accounts. If Facebook detects that you enter with a different GEO IP or without any cookie it will trigger the pic verification because it seems like your FB account was hacked to Facebook's eyes.

Let me know if this helps out, cheers!
 
The cookies part is very important.
Nice share.
 
I miss the old Facebook from 2009 when you were able to do everything without limits. Today, one wrong action and account is gone.
 
I miss the old Facebook from 2009 when you were able to do everything without limits. Today, one wrong action and account is gone.

Yeah, I think those were somewhat better times. However there were a few limits then also - like adding friends too fast could get your account disabled. Though they usually re-enabled it on appeal without asking troublesome stuff like mobile number or photo id.
 
Great info OP.
The thing is that problems definetely start when you post
 
That is really interesting and explains why I am loosing a few accounts nowadays after creating them even with a 4g proxy etc.

Everytime I log in again the account is logged even though I didn't even do anything spammy. Just creating a profile and let it sit.

How do I do the cookie thing though? How can I export the cookie and import it back into a browser???
 
@Neuros exactly. Facebook roadblocks nowadays is all about posting, even whitehat posts will not make you safe :(
FB is getting really aggressive and creepy
 
That is really interesting and explains why I am loosing a few accounts nowadays after creating them even with a 4g proxy etc.

Everytime I log in again the account is logged even though I didn't even do anything spammy. Just creating a profile and let it sit.

How do I do the cookie thing though? How can I export the cookie and import it back into a browser???
use EditThisCookie chrome extension as OP said
 
@Neuros exactly. Facebook roadblocks nowadays is all about posting, even whitehat posts will not make you safe :(
FB is getting really aggressive and creepy

How does FB even knows how to differentiate between legitimate and fake accounts when fake accs don't even spam anymore nowadays? FB is either too paranoid or their spam detection filters are insanely intellgent?!

Edit: EditThisCookie? So that means you download chrome. Use it in NORMAL mode, not in invisible/incognito/private mode with the saved cookies. And everytime you log out, you clear the cookies (while you save them previously of course) and each tme you re log in you just paste the cookies in the normal browser but with a new 4g proxy IP?
 
How does FB even knows how to differentiate between legitimate and fake accounts when fake accs don't even spam anymore nowadays? FB is either too paranoid or their spam detection filters are insanely intellgent?!

Edit: EditThisCookie? So that means you download chrome. Use it in NORMAL mode, not in invisible/incognito/private mode with the saved cookies. And everytime you log out, you clear the cookies (while you save them previously of course) and each tme you re log in you just paste the cookies in the normal browser but with a new 4g proxy IP?

Yes you got it now,

and how fb differentiate between legitimate and fake accounts ? from my experience i think posting links is the only reason they have to knock you out because they want you "pay to play" .

and yet we accepted the game and we shall continue spamming whatever they do with us :)
 
Great info OP.
The thing is that problems definitely start when you post
Should be good for normal posting and to grow accounts for multiple purposes, if you post blackhat links on fb you will have problems anyway, no matter which proxy you use or how long you warm the accounts. Remember, you can make money on FB without spam, even with 100 accs you can actually sell some smm service
How does FB even knows how to differentiate between legitimate and fake accounts when fake accs don't even spam anymore nowadays? FB is either too paranoid or their spam detection filters are insanely intellgent?!

Well actually it's not that difficult, just think for example this: most of proxies you buy are datacenter proxies and not residential. FB could just do an algorythm that marks your profile as "probably a fake" because of that. I mean most of normal people don't use a datacenter IP so if you are using one your account was probably created for spamming.
This is just an example of how FB can have detect fake profiles even without spamming
 
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I miss the old Facebook from 2009 when you were able to do everything without limits. Today, one wrong action and account is gone.

i open my first facebook at 2009 when i was 13 kid
 
How does FB even knows how to differentiate between legitimate and fake accounts when fake accs don't even spam anymore nowadays? FB is either too paranoid or their spam detection filters are insanely intellgent?!

In short they cant. Their algorithm which has been modified recently, is very poorly implemented. I've seen genuine accounts put in verification while fake accounts are continuing to thrive.

In 2008 I lost two accounts for adding too many friends fast and sending too many messages. That algorithm was pretty straightforward.

After that I did not have any problems for 10 years. Now one of my 5 year old accounts is locked into Photo id verification for adding just three friends. I have about 8 other accounts, all from 5-12 years old. They are used for personal reasons only and no problem with any of them yet., but worried when it will start.
 
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